Residence De Longueuil

My father moved in when it was a 5-star facility, but it's now a 1-star. It's a quiet place where the residents are bored. The meals have always been barely acceptable in both taste and quantity. If hot dogs and a slice of cold pizza with watery soup and soggy salad are acceptable to you, then it's a good place. My father would look at his meal and ask me, "Would you eat that?" Frankly, no. But that's a typical meal, especially on weekends. Talk to the residents and their families. They'll tell you the food isn't good and is insufficient. My father compensated by getting food from local restaurants or convenience stores. With COVID, he lost the right to go out and is always hungry. No one asks them if they're still hungry. When my father lost some of his independence, the services weren't up to par. They moved him from one room to another without informing his guardian and ignoring his lease. When the residence finally decided to "get rid of" him, they sent him to the emergency room where he spent 16 hours on a stretcher before being shuttled from one hospital to another until his death.